Join Angela Wheeler and Dick Storm as they talk about why coal remains critical to reliable and affordable electricity as demand grows from re-industrialization and AI. He argues that coal plant closures and heavy reliance on intermittent renewables and natural gas have weakened grid resilience, while coal continues to provide dependable base load power in… Continue Reading
In this episode of Climate Debrief, Angela Wheeler speaks with Ronald Stein, professional engineer and energy consultant, about the growing gap between climate goals and industrial reality. They examine COP30, renewable energy mandates, and the limits of wind and solar power. Stein explains the material dependence of modern society on fossil fuels and questions whether… Continue Reading
In this episode of Climate Debrief, Ed Hoskins joins Angela Wheeler to explain the concept of CO₂ saturation. He argues that the warming effect of carbon dioxide decreases as levels rise. He says future increases will have only a small impact on temperature. Hoskins also discusses global greening, energy policy, and the economic costs of… Continue Reading
In this episode of Climate Debrief, Ed Hoskins joins Angela Wheeler to explain the concept of CO₂ saturation. He argues that the warming effect of carbon dioxide decreases as levels rise. He says future increases will have only a small impact on temperature. Hoskins also discusses global greening, energy policy, and the economic costs of… Continue Reading
In this episode of Climate Debrief, physicist and former senior scientist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Wallace “Wally” Manheimer joins Angela Wheeler as they examine the modern climate crisis narrative through the lens of history. Wally draws parallels between biblical warnings about false prophets and well-documented mass delusions in American history, including the Salem… Continue Reading
Join Angela Wheeler and Dick Storm as they talk about why coal remains critical to reliable and affordable electricity as demand grows from re-industrialization and AI. He argues that coal plant closures and heavy reliance on intermittent renewables and natural gas have weakened grid resilience, while coal continues to provide dependable base load power in… Continue Reading
Join Angela Wheeler and former Dutch Parliamentarian and Geologist Jules de Waart as they discuss the growing divide between independent scientists and major scientific institutions in the climate debate, arguing that decisions are often driven more by power and authority than by evidence and open scientific argument. He reflects on why large numbers of dissenting… Continue Reading
Join Angela Wheeler and former Dutch Parliamentarian and Geologist Jules de Waart as they discuss the growing divide between independent scientists and major scientific institutions in the climate debate, arguing that decisions are often driven more by power and authority than by evidence and open scientific argument. He reflects on why large numbers of dissenting… Continue Reading
Join Angela Wheeler as she discusses with Dr. Bruce Everett the fake catastrophes and science being used to dismantle oil companies. Dr. Everett breaks down why a recent Nature article on climate liability falls short scientifically and legally. He challenges claims of catastrophic warming, flawed climate models, and trillion-dollar damage estimates against oil companies. A… Continue Reading
Join Angela Wheeler as she discusses with Dr. Bruce Everett the fake catastrophes and science being used to dismantle oil companies. Dr. Everett breaks down why a recent Nature article on climate liability falls short scientifically and legally. He challenges claims of catastrophic warming, flawed climate models, and trillion-dollar damage estimates against oil companies. A… Continue Reading
Princeton Professor Emeritus Dr. William Happer joins Angela Wheeler as they discuss the science of CO₂ and the roots of climate fear. Dr. Happer explains how greenhouse gases work, why climate science drifted off course, and how politics and profit have shaped the narrative. Continue Reading